serviceman

Converse of object

• commemorate: The Memorial commemorates almost 35,000 servicemen who have no known grave.
• kill: He was one of the first US servicemen killed in the war on Iraq.
• ally: During that terrifying period in the battle for Malaya, many allied servicemen overwhelmed by the Japs were put to the bayonet.
• station: Some local girls married servicemen stationed in Britain from abroad.
• return: Some of the returning servicemen included solicitors who were later to become judges.
• leave: Of course I had to leave the servicemen alone.

Converse of subject

• make: Many objects that are considered as Trench Art were made not by servicemen, but by local civilians, for sale to soldiers.

Adjective modifier

• allied: Here the Rev'd Donald Caskie first sheltered Allied servicemen adrift in France.
• wounded: He has had a lifetime's experience of caring for wounded servicemen.
• ex: Their membership, being ex servicemen, was predominantly over 50 years of age.
• brave: Brave servicemen should an actor dressed their nfl peers the news seems.
• injured: Asked if the Prime Minister had visited any injured servicemen who had returned from Iraq, the PMOS said that he believed he had.
• Polish: Beside the entrance you can see a plaque which was presented in 1941 by Polish servicemen stationed in the county of Berwickshire.

Noun used with modifier

• RAF: The case could witness the first RAF serviceman ever to be charged with the murder of civilians.
• volunteer: The colonial government also used volunteer servicemen from 1942 to solve the growing problem of soldier shortages in the Japanese army.
• Gurkha: In recognition of their distinguished service, the British Gurkhas servicemen from Nepal have won 13 Victoria crosses, the highest British gallantry honor.

Possessives

• club: Toc H. The Everyman's Club ( serviceman's recreation club ), located at Poperinghe, near Ypres, in Belgium.
• name: It is arranged in alphabetical order of servicemen's name, with his regiment or ship, and cause of death.

Preposition: in

• coffin: She had never seen a serviceman in a military coffin before.

Preposition: from

• RAF: At one stage we even had a Jazz band play at a benefit for the family that included US servicemen from nearby RAF Fairford!